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Ken Pfeuffer
Google Scholar ID: AqmxADkAAAAJ
Associate Professor, Aarhus University
Human Computer Interaction
Eye Tracking
Virtual Reality
Augmented Reality
UI Design
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2,425
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41
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20
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14
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Publications
6 items
Point&Spawn: Mid-Air Reference-Free Object Instantiation Using Gaze and Hand Gestures in Extended Reality
2026
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Align-to-Scale: Mode Switching Technique for Unimanual 3D Object Manipulation with Gaze-Hand-Object Alignment in Extended Reality
2026
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StylusPort: Investigating Teleportation using Stylus in VR
2026
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Eyes on Many: Evaluating Gaze, Hand, and Voice for Multi-Object Selection in Extended Reality
2026
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At a Glance to Your Fingertips: Enabling Direct Manipulation of Distant Objects Through SightWarp
2025
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PinchCatcher: Enabling Multi-selection for Gaze+Pinch
2025
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Resume
Academic Achievements
Published extensively in top venues including CHI, UIST, ETRA, SUI, and VRST, such as:
‘PalmGazer: One-handed interaction in AR using eye and hand tracking’ (SUI’23)
‘Fitts Law Study on 3D Gaze and Gesture Selection Techniques’ (CHI’23)
‘Gaze-Hand Alignment’ series (ETRA’22)
‘ARtention: a design space for gaze-adaptive user interfaces in augmented reality’ (Computer & Graphics ’21)
PhD Thesis: ‘Extending Touch with Eye Gaze’
Work adopted in next-generation XR devices like Apple Vision Pro
Research funded by AUFF, Danish Pioneer Center of AI, and DFF Sapere Aude
Co-authors
10 total
Hans Gellersen
Professor of Interactive Systems, Lancaster University and Aarhus University
Florian Alt
Professor of Media Informatics, LMU Munich
Daniel Buschek
University of Bayreuth
Andreas Bulling
Professor of Computer Science, University of Stuttgart
Diako Mardanbegi
Assistant Professor, American University of Beirut
Yanxia Zhang
Research Scientist at Toyota Research Institute
Qiushi Zhou
Postdoctoral Fellow, Department of Computer Science, Aarhus University
Ken Hinckley
Microsoft Research